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Vögele is exhibiting advanced pavers at Conexpo

A key launch at Conexpo for Vögele is the firm’s Vision 5200-2i paver, which is designed for the North American market for asphalt pavers and features the AB 600 TV screed to compete in the 3m class. The Vision 5200-2i paver suits the needs of US customers, while the machine also has an advanced, low emission diesel engine that meets the latest requirements and can also be used with new generation machine control technology. In addition, Vögele is introducing its highly sophisticated Super 2100-3i asphalt p
January 29, 2014 Read time: 2 mins
A key launch at Conexpo for 1194 Vögele is the firm’s Vision 5200-2i paver, which is designed for the North American market for asphalt pavers and features the AB 600 TV screed to compete in the 3M class. The Vision 5200-2i paver suits the needs of US customers, while the machine also has an advanced, low emission diesel engine that meets the latest requirements and can also be used with new generation machine control technology. In addition, Vögele is introducing its highly sophisticated Super 2100-3i asphalt paver into the North American market. This machine features the recently developed AB 600 TP2 Plus screed and the paver replaces the firm’s earlier and highly successful Super 2100-2. The Super 2100-3i features an array of intelligent paving options and is also powered by an engine with the latest low emission diesel technology. Another new model from the firm is its latest material transfer vehicle for North American market, the Vision MT 3000-2i Power Feeder. This also has a low emission diesel and is designed for use on large highway paving jobs, allowing an asphalt paver to operate continuously without interruptions in material flow and better mixing so as to give a more homogenous and higher quality paving mat.








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